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July 12

4. Celebrate Bastille Day in Covent Garden #London #Covent Garden

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St–Germain will be celebrating Bastille Day at their pop-up on Covent Garden’s East Piazza from Friday 13th until Sunday 15th July. Featuring the celebrated St–Germain Flower Truck Bar, bartenders from the Henrietta Hotel will take over on Saturday 14th from 1-7PM , adding their je ne sais quoi with a delectable array of cocktails, including […]

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April 20

5 things about Proud Cabaret Embankment – London’s Biggest Cabaret Show

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Proud Embankment One Located between Somerset House and the Savoy Hotel, directly under the Grade II listed Waterloo Bridge and right by the river, this cabaret club is the latest, greatest addition to the Northbank – which is set to becomes London’s next major cultural quarter. Proud Embankment combines elements of design from East and West – […]

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March 28

Tour London in a Yonda talking car – 1000 free tour giveaway

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Yonda is London’s fun, new sightseeing car that talks. And to celebrate the return of British Summer Time, it is giving away 1,000 free tours* between Monday 2nd April and Thursday 31stMay, worth up to £120 each. With Yonda, you drive, while the car talks – it’s your very own virtual guide. Offering so much […]

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March 28

Make Hot Cross Buns as you will find them at Macdonald Compleat Angler in Marlow

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Macdonald Compleat Angler shares recipe for delicious hot cross buns Nothing signals Easter quite like the smell of freshly baked hot cross buns, and ahead of the holiday weekend, Macdonald Compleat Angler Hotel in the Buckinghamshire town of Marlow, is sharing its recipe for the classic golden treat. Crafted by new head chef Kevin John […]

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February 20

Gastronomy for Your Gut: Italian Hospitality Collection Launches the Equilibrium Cooking School in Three Tuscan Spa Properties

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Italian Hospitality Collection is delighted to announce the launch of the Equilibrium Cooking School across its three Tuscan spa hotels, Grotta Giusti, Bagni di Pisa and Fonteverde. On select dates in 2018, guests across the three hotels will be able to sign up for the School entirely free of charge, with the option to join five two-hour sessions from Monday to Friday. […]

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February 20

Follow in the Footsteps of Beatrix Potter at Storrs Hall

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Perched on the picturesque shoreline of Lake Windermere, a visit to charming Grade II listed mansion Storrs Hall is like stepping into a storybook. Children and adults alike can follow in the footsteps of Beatrix Potter at Storrs Hall, and explore the unspoilt tranquillity and natural beauty that inspired her beloved stories. From March 2018 […]

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February 20

Win a luxury Limo for the day with Wilcox Limousines

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DO YOU DESERVE TO BE TREATED LIKE ROYALTY OR KNOW A DESERVING PERSON? Lend Us Your Limo Competition – We’re giving away a luxury Jaguar Limousine & a chauffeur for the day to several winners throughout 2018. This is to celebrate our 70th Anniversary here at Wilcox Limousines head office. All you have to do is […]

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February 20

Spend 48 Hours in… Suffolk

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From cultural urban treats to rural delights, the county of Suffolk in eastern England is the perfect place to venture for a weekend. Here are some ideas for a short break in the Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich areas. DAY ONE: BURY ST EDMUNDS TIME TO CHECK IN: The Angel Hotel is a boutique property in […]

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February 10

Travel direct to Amsterdam from London on the Eurostar from April

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Eurostar announces the launch of its new London-Amsterdam service on 4 April 2018# Major commitment to the future of international high speed rail UK to The Netherlands by Eurostar in just three hours with journey time of 3hr41 (London-Amsterdam) and 3hr01 (London- Rotterdam) Tickets from £35 one-way on sale from 20 February when the inaugural […]

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February 07

Buy tickets for the Royal Windsor Horse Show (9 -13 May 2018)

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Tickets for Royal Windsor Horse Show, which celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2018, will be going on sale at 11am GMT on Tuesday 5 December. The Show takes place from 9 – 13 May 2018 in the private grounds of Windsor Castle and is a five-day celebration of horses and equestrian sport, with entertainment for […]

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February 02

5 things to do in the Cotswolds this Weekend

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The weekend is fast approaching and for those still deciding how to spend their Friday through to Sunday, we pick 5 of the best ways to spend your weekend in the Cotswolds 1. Armonico Consort performance of Biber’s 53-part Salzburg Mass, Malvern Theatres Hear Biber’s 53-part Salzburg Mass in concert at Malvern Theatres on Saturday February […]

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February 01

25 Best Things To Do In London

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Attracting 27 million visitors every year, London is the most visited city in Europe. It’s no surprise that London is top of so many people’s travel plans: the city was founded by the Romans and has thrived over the centuries. Today, London is one of the most diverse cities in the world, with a rich […]

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January 31

5 Things to Do in Muswell Hill

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Forget Shoreditch or Camden – Muswell Hill Has It All Muswell Hill is often compared with its more famous neighbours. But at last, the community is gaining a reputation in its own right. Ask anyone in the know, and they will tell you that Muswell Hill is one of the smartest places to look for […]

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January 25

On the trail of British women who changed the world

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In March, London’s Southbank Centre hosts its annual Women of the World festival, celebrating the achievements of women around the world. But it’s not the only place with the WOW factor. Here are nine destinations showcasing the highlights and heritage of influential British women. 1. J.K. Rowling Visitors to Edinburgh can experience Potter magic through some […]

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January 25

Six places to sample Britain’s best cheeses – Please comment if you have visited any of these places?

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Did you know Britain produces over 700 varieties of cheese? And that 14 of those have a protected status of origin? That’s why British cheeses will be celebrated at the Big Cheese Festival at Brighton Racecourse this coming March. From smooth bries to vintage cheddars, the nation’s cheeses are as diverse as the regions they come from. […]

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January 25

Get married at Jimmy’s Farm – Jimmy’s 17th Century barn is now available to host stylish weddings all year round

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Nestled in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, Jimmy’s 17th Century barn is now available to host stylish weddings all year round. Against the beautiful backdrop of an old fashioned working farm, there are photo opportunities a plenty as guests can wander through ancient woodland, explore the farm, walk with nature and enjoy incredible food […]

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January 25

The story of a royal romance

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Love is very much in the air in Britain, with Valentine’s Day almost upon us and the upcoming nuptials of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. A few chapters ahead in their own love story, next week also marks the royal visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to Sweden and Norway. We mark their […]

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January 22

Enjoy a Doughnut at Camden Market to celebrate Australia Day

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Crosstown Doughnuts in Camden Market launch Australia Day special Available from 26th – 27th January, whilst stocks last… Camden Market’s Crosstown Doughnuts are celebrating Australia Day with the launch of two limited-edition doughnuts based on Aussie chocolate bar favourite, Tim Tams, and the traditional Lamington cake from Down Under. The Tim Tam doughnut is a chocolate […]

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January 21

We interview sensational busker Lydia Gerrard – you may have seen Lydia perform at London’s Waterloo Station

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We were so impressed with Lydia Gerrard after seeing her busk at Waterloo Station that we couldn’t wait to ask her a few questions! When did you first start performing. Was it at a young age? I started ‘performing’ when I was in nursery – I was always forcing my parents to watch my made-up […]

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January 21

This week is National Breakfast Week – try a few of these or go for all seven!

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Next week is National Breakfast week (22nd – 28th January) and since everyone knows that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, here is a selection of the most fabulous breakfasts in town!   MONDAY: Monday is the day of good intentions so grab a spot in the window at Ask For Janice, under the […]

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January 10

Take a Heliair Helicopter Ride above Central London

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To celebrate my graduation (and marriage), my siblings surprised me with a HeliAir Helicopter fight over London (link here). They told me to keep that weekend available, so I knew they were planning something; a helicopter ride over London was the LAST thing on my mind. We were driving for over an hour towards the […]

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January 10

Stay at the Four Seasons Resort, Marrakech

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Prior to arriving at the Four Seasons in Marrakech I had stayed in the old city in the Medina in a Riad. The Four Seasons is in a newer area of the city and is not within walls the way the old city is. An elegant oasis away from the hustle and bustle that […] via […]

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January 10

Choose a Honeymoon destination out of these 20

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Top 20 Honeymoon Destinations of 2018 Trying to decide where to go for your romantic honeymoon destination or post-wedding rendezvous? We’ve got you covered with the most incredible honeymoon destinations of 2018, that aren’t just your typcial Bora Bora or Maldives beach honeymoons. Unlike other honeymoon blogs, we’ve actually been to all 20 romantic honeymoon […] […]

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January 10

Did you know these facts about London?

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FUN & INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT LONDON London is the biggest city in the United Kingdom and Europe London is formed by two former cities, City of London and City of Westminster, which now form the region of Greater London. Over 12% of the British Population lives in London. There are around 20 subterranean rivers flowing […] […]

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January 09

Have you done all of these 25 London things?

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You’d think with two full weeks to explore London we’d have at least scratched the surface, but even having checked off what I consider an impressive list of Things To Do we still left with a long list of Maybe Next Time…. via 25 Things to do in London — HilaryStyle

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January 09

Have brunch at Brown & Rosie cafe, Kensington

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Hey guys! I noticed a couple of people like my post about the cafe review so I thought I’d post another. If you haven’t seen my last post it was about the cafe Bluebelles of Portobello in Notting Hill which is definitely worth a visit! Brown & Rosie cafe is situated in Kensington, London. It’s […] […]

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January 09

Visit the shard for fantastic views of London

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As life long Londoners and sky scraper affectionados we enjoy the skyline and have been wanting to visit the top of the shard for a while, and one crisp winter afternoon our dream was realised. via London day out – the View from the Shard — parksandpalaces

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January 08

Leading luxury resort Canaves Oia launches heart-warming hotel video, capturing in 2-minutes the importance and impact of the hospitality industry

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Canaves leads the way as Santorini’s most sought-after property, not only due to its impeccable form and idyllic location but most importantly due to its dedicated team. The hotel offers guests the chance to fully indulge in luxury. With Insta-famous pools, lush rooms, fine dining and catamaran excursions, it’s certainly the ideal choice if you’re […]

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January 08

Dine at Restaurant Story, London

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When Jones told me to book anywhere I wanted for my birthday, I was excited and panicked in equal measure. My list of places to try gets longer by the day and shows no sign of slowing, with new restaurants opening, it feels almost daily, in London. A long stander on my list was Restaurant […] […]

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January 08

Eat Portuguese food in London

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Last week I was invited to the launch of a new Portuguese restaurant called Caco & Co. The invitation got me thinking about Portuguese restaurants in London, where are they and which is the best? To answer the question, I took my Portuguese bestie and my father with me to try out three of London’s […]

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January 08

Stay at The Mowbray Court Hotel, Earls Court and visit city’s re-creation of the ‘Ark of the Masonic Covenant.’

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If you are in London and staying in Mowbray Court Hotel, do not fail to visit the exhibition of the city’s re-creation of the ‘Ark of the Masonic Covenant.’ Sir John Soane is a Neo-Classical architect recognized for the construction of a substantial number of the great monuments in the city of London. His works […] […]

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January 07

Spend four days in London like this

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I’m an avid traveler, so returning to destinations can sometimes feel like a wasted opportunity to visit somewhere new and mysterious, full of exotic and novel experiences. But after such an incredible weekend, I can hardly think how I could have NOT wanted to go back to London….Four days full to the brim with sight-seeing […]

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January 07

Drink cocktails at Brick & Liquor in Clapham

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When it comes to nightlife, the Junction and High Street parts of Clapham are well represented with a huge choice. However, the Clapham South part of town has been somewhat neglected… until recently. Last summer, the team behind successful Brick & Liquor in Tooting opened a sister bar on Balham Hill. A friend and I […] […]

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January 07

Dine at The Ivy, York

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https://videopress.com/embed/27UtKp5k?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 Restaurant review – The Ivy, York Whenever I’m passing The Ivy in London, I get a photo outside to remind me of my first visit back in the day. Not because of the food, but because of the brand. It’s become synonymous with showbusiness, power lunches and networking. So when offered the chance to […]

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January 03

See if you have eaten at any of these places

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(Source: http://www.forbes.com) The restaurant world is satiated with lists. What constitutes an amazing meal is subjective, so it’s funny that we collectively obsess over the one dining room (or 50) that’s been named the best in the world for whatever year. I’ve had few disappointments among restaurants on those lists, and more than a few […] […]

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January 03

Comment if you have seen any of these shows

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I have seen 13 West end shows this year, which feels a little excessive but when I know how to get cheap tickets, I never go to the cinema anymore as I would rather go to the theatre. Let’s face it £25 IMAX tickets feel like a rip-off. I will do full reviews of the […] […]

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January 03

Swim in this beautiful pool at The Bulgari Hotel, London

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Take a dip in one of London’s most sumptuous pool at the Bulgari Hotel, which is open to hotel guests and spa visitors. via The Bulgari Hotel Is Home to London’s Most Luxurious Pool — Observer

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January 03

Visit these 10 Places in London

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At the beginning of last year you may have seen that I wrote a post about 10 places I wanted to visit in London. I do love to travel but the majority of my life is spent in London so I want to make the most of all the amazing opportunities and experiences that are […] […]

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January 03

Travel to London from Cornwall by sleeper train

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The Cornwall to London sleeper train is a great way to get about the country if you have to arrive up country (yes, I just said ‘up country’. I say that now.) early in the morning for reasons of business, travel, or a desire to maximise all free food opportunities available to you during a […] […]

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December 29

Enjoy a pint of real ale at The Waterloo Tap, very close to London’s Waterloo Station

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This small bar (unattractive to some) sell a wide range of well kept ales from across the country Waterloo Tap

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December 11

Best Restaurants In King’s Cross – Where To Head For A Fantastic Meal In N1C

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How times have changed in the King’s Cross area of North London. Venture outside of the famous station and treat yourself to some delicious international cuisine. Regeneration in Kings Cross has been rife since the millennium when development work began to get St Pancras station ready to be the terminus for high-speed international trains. As […]

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December 08

Book to see Alice in Winterland at the Rose Theatre Kingston

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Written by Lewis Carroll | Adapted and directed by Ciaran McConville | Music & lyrics by Eamonn O’Dwyer Follow Alice down the rabbit hole and discover a magical world of wonders in this spectacular new stage adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s timeless books, Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Featuring gorgeous music and strikingly imaginative designs, puppetry […]

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November 30

Joanna Lumley announces first ever live tour – IT’S ALL ABOUT ME

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The legendary Joanna Lumley will embark on her first-ever live tour, IT’S ALL ABOUT ME, in autumn 2018.  Joanna will take to the road for the 30 date tour on 6 October at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall and then perform at major theatres in Ireland and across the UK, before finishing in Aylesbury on 10 November. […]

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November 28

Have lunch at The French Table in Surbiton

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It would be hard to find better French food than this. I think the pictures speak for themselves. Expect zesty and satisfying French-Mediterranean cooking – as well as great bread.” Michelin Guide, 2018 “(The Lunch Tasting Menu) was a first class experience. For this quality of food with great service, what’s not to like?” William […]

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November 28

5 things to do today at the Macdonald Berystede Hotel, Ascot

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One Have a day at the Ascot races and then stay overnight at the Macdonald Berystede Hotel counting your winnings. Two Arrive at the grand entrance of the hotel (especially lovely at night) and follow the sign to Lapland. Of course, dont forget a drink in the bar. Three Book your table at the hotels […]

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November 10

Earn a spot in the CurioCities 100 Club by naming all cities in this difficult picture quiz by ParcelHero

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Do you think you’ve got the city smarts to join one of the most exclusive clubs in quizzing? ParcelHero’s CurioCities quiz is a fiendishly difficult picture quiz with one goal. Name all 100 cities in the image and earn a spot on the prestigious 100 Club, where those who have completed the quiz are honoured. […]

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November 08

The Woman in White at Charing Cross Theatre, DogFest and three other things to do today

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Watch ‘I Believe My Heart’, performed by Anna O’Byrne and Ashley Stillburn, from the brand new production of The Woman in White at Charing Cross Theatre, London. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Lyrics by David Zippel. Walk through Battersea Park’s Pear Tree Christmas Market this December. Set in Battersea Park on the 2nd & 3rd […]

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October 25

Top five things you must experience in Nottingham city centre

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A popular tourist destination in the UK, the East Midland gem, Nottingham, is home to rich history, quirky fashion and diverse entertainment. If you’re looking to visit the city but aren’t sure where to start, here are five top things you must experience in Nottingham City Centre. Shopping at intu Victoria Centre  Located in the […]

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October 24

Sunset Boulevard at The Palace Theatre, Manchester and four other things to do today

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Start the 30 days de-clutter challenge. Day 1 throw one thing away (or donate/sell). Day 2 – this time get rid of two things. Day 3 – 3 things. I think you have got it. You could even vary it by trying the Fibonacci fling (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13). Try the […]

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October 20

A Christmas show for grown-ups in Kingston, Day of the Dead Cocktails, Anoushka Lucas at Scoff & Banter, Christmas Lights in York and one other thing to do today 

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Take professional photographs using the Google Pixel phone and the Lens Blur setting. This feature makes the subject stand out and blurs the rest!  Book to see a Christmas show for grown-ups at the Rose Theatre Kingston – Rules for Living.  Have a special Halloween Day of the Dead Cocktail at Las Iguanas Latin American […]

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October 19

Hotels at night, wonderfool box and three other things to do today 

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Eat Gambas in Gran Canaria. These garlic prawns in hot oil served with crusty bread were one of the best I’ve tasted. Most cafes and restaurants in Meloneras serve them. Visit Warwick castle at Halloween. In fact there is a competition on our site to win a family day ticket. You will have to be […]

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October 18

Win a family day ticket at Warwick Castle at Halloween #competition #giveaway. Competition now closed and the winner has been announced

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The Haunted Castle promises treats for all ages this October Half Term (21 – 31 Oct), with lighthearted fun for Scaredy Squires, hair-raising scares for Daring Dukes, and total terror for Brave Knights. The young and the young at heart can enjoy eerie escapades throughout the day and into the evening the castle remains open […]

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October 18

5 things about the Wine & Spirit Education Trust 

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Expand your wine, spirits or sake education with WSET 1.      The Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) is the largest global provider of qualifications in the field of wines, spirits and sake. Courses are available from beginner to expert levels to both industry professionals and interested enthusiasts through over 700 Approved Programme Providers across the […]

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October 18

Buy a full stop bowl, watch the back series of cold feet and 3 other things to do today 

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Control your portion size for good by buying a full stop bowl. This bowl the same size as a human stomach is designed to stop you over eating.  Commit to doing 15 minutes of exercise per day. Something is better than nothing. Run outside or on the treadmill. Swim in a pool or lake. Do […]

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October 17

Momos, Petritis Restaurant and changing your life in 5 seconds 

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Read the 5 second rule by Mel Robbins. Transform your work, confidence and life in just 5.4.3.2.1 seconds.  Enjoy the state of the art lighting on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. This is probably old news to most but we had never seen it.  Treat yourself to fine dining at Petritis restaurant in Molesey, Surrey. We […]

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September 27

Blogger Alexia Booker of Lost Found Keep shares her 5 things to do in London

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5 things to do in London by Alexia. You can read Alexia’s travel, fashion, DIY and lifestyle blog here. One Sunday mornings spent at Columbia Road Flower Market are my favourite; there’s an amazing atmosphere, beautiful flowers, live music and good coffee. Two Explore the South Bank; especially in the Summer or Christmas time. You […]

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September 26

THE BAND: Take That’s New Musical, Opera House Manchester – and four other things to do today

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Here are today’s 5 things Celebrate World Vegetarian Day at Tabun Kitchen, London. Palestinian-inspired restaurant Tabun Kitchen is delighted to announce a special set menu for World Vegetarian Day this coming Sunday, 1st October. Tabun Kitchen is open 7 days a week. For reservations call 020 7324 7767, 77 Berwick Street, London, W1F 8TH. Book to see Take That’s […]

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September 25

Have you ever been surfing in Sri Lanka?

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Here are today’s 5 things Get up early and have morning coffee somewhere beautiful. Watching the world wake is quite a special time. Find a cafe that opens early and make an effort to go to it before work. Read sheet music on your tablet using Scribd. For a reasonable monthly subscription, you can download […]

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September 12

Enjoy a luxury champagne afternoon tea at Surrey’s Great Fosters Hotel

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Today 5 things enjoyed a champagne afternoon tea at Great Fosters Hotel in Surrey. Great Fosters Hotel is a grade one listed building set amongst 50 acres of gardens and parkland. Here are five things about the experience One Warm fabric covered walls with wood beamed ceiling and magnificent stone fireplace with carved oak feature above […]

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August 08

Try the three course lunch at Mezzet Lebanese restaurant in Hampton Court Village 

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Mezzet is a smart and slick restaurant a stone’s throw from Hampton Court Station. It would be hard to find better Lebanese food than this. Their three course meal which we enjoyed today was exemplary. You may wish to have an accompanying cocktail too – also superb! 

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August 03

3. Have a pink rosé afternoon tea at Bluebird restaurant, Chelsea 

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Chelsea institution, Bluebird has created London’s first all pink afternoon tea in honour of Afternoon Tea Week, the Think Pink Afternoon Tea will be running from the 17th – 20th August. In association with Château Minuty rosé, serving an elegant French twist on this quintessentially British afternoon delight.

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August 03

1. Celebrate White Wine Day on Wednesday 3rd August at Scandi-haven OSLO Hackney.  

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OSLO have collaborated with wine pioneers Boutinot to bring you a tasty selection of white wines to tickle your tastebuds, head down to OSLO on Wednesday for: – Free white wine samples  – 20% discount on any white wine purchases (including bottles) Some of the wines on offer include: Alpha Box & Dice Golden Mullet […]

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August 03

2. Try  London’s Hai Cenato’s family-friendly brunch – children eat for free 

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Following the success of its launch earlier this year, Jason Atherton and Paul Hood, co-founders of New York-Italian restaurant Hai Cenato, have expanded their menu with the addition of indulgent brunch dishes with an Italian twist. The new family-friendly brunch will be served every Saturday and Sunday from 11am-3pm in the restaurant, as well as their […]

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August 03

4. Try the new California Dreaming menu at The Royal Exchange Grand Cafe, London

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Specially for the summer months, The Royal Exchange has launched a brand new summer menu, vibrant cocktail list and decorations all under the theme of California Dreaming. Served in the light and open surroundings of The Grand Cafe, Chef Stefano Leone has created dishes such as Lobster Cobb Salad (£18.50), Tuna Poke Tacos (£14.50), and Glazed BBQ Salmon with sweet […]

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August 03

5. Try the Brush & Bubbles Art Class at The Jam Tree Chelsea – Thursday 17th August

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For those who remember longingly how much fun art lessons with school friends used to be, or are in need of an outlet for burgeoning creative talents, art class creators Brush & Bubbles have teamed up with The Jam Tree in Chelsea to provide a fun and relaxed painting class taking place on Thursday 17th August from 7pm – 9.30pm.  While absinthe may have been Van […]

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July 31

5 things to do today at The Ivy Cobham Brasserie

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Cobham now has a fine eatery with the familiar Ivy Luxury. 5 things recently sampled its delights. 5 things to do today at The Ivy Cobham Brasserie One Go for breakfast. The restaurant is open daily for breakfast and serves an extensive menu. Everything from full English breakfast to gluten free granola is available. If you […]

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July 31

2. Watch sweets being made at The Cheddar Sweet Kitchen

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The original and only Sweet Factory in Somerset open to the public. We make sweets the traditional way and have been doing so for 100 years, which is why our sweet flavours are still just how you remember them. Cheddar Sweet Kitchen

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July 31

3. Enjoy tea and something to eat at The Lion Rock Tea Rooms, Cheddar, Somerset

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Welcome to Lion Rock Tea Rooms, named after the world famous Lion Rock which we are situated at the base of. The Tea Rooms nestled in the heart of Cheddar Gorge in one of the oldest, most photographed and documented buildings in Cheddar Gorge and has been trading for over 100 years, winning numerous awards […]

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July 31

4. Eat an artisan veggie burger from The Vurger Co at the Wilderness Festival, Oxfordshire

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Make sure you don’t miss the artisan veggie burger company, The Vurger Co this year at Wilderness Festival, Oxfordshire.  The Vurger Co is a revolution in fast food, using the very best of vegetables, seeds, nuts and legumes all combined to create the ultimate plant-based burger. During the festival The Vurger Co will be serving […]

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July 31

5. Enjoy Waitrose Summer Festival with a crisp, light award-winning rose from Mirabeau en Provence

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Enjoy Waitrose Summer Festival with a crisp, light award-winning rose. Mirabeau en Provence will offer three cuvees including; Mirabeau Classic, a vibrant pink coloured Côtes de Provence, Mirabeau Pure, a very pale, delicate rosé made from some of the highest vineyards in the region and Mirabeau La Folie, a delicately effervescent sparkling rosé which will launch at […]

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July 31

1. Go to Wookey Hole Caves in Somerset

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Deep in the heart of the Mendip Hills you will find Wookey Hole, the UK’s largest cave system.   For centuries people have been marvelling at these astounding caves and their natural beauty. NEW for 2017 is Chamber 20 – recently blasted tunnels now give us access to this amazing chamber, which opens up previously unseen caverns and formations.  

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July 28

5. Experience the Best of Lech this Winter at Severin*s – The Alpine Retreat

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Despite it being the midst of summer, those in the know are already planning ahead for the 2017 / 2018 ski season and where better to book than Lech’s hot new chalet hotel, Severin*s – The Alpine Retreat. Having celebrated its highly anticipated opening in January 2017, Severin*s will re-open for the season on 1 December […]

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July 28

3. Reserve your table at the London Celebrity Sports Quiz

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Gather your team and tackle the UK’s largest interactive sports quiz. Compete alongside sporting celebrities and tackle the quiz that has been set by the 2016 reigning champions, ITV Sport. Hosted by world class stars from the world of sport broadcasting including Jeff Stelling, Dan Walker, and Steve Cram CBE. And described by Roy Hodgson […]

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July 28

4. Attend a traditional Kräftpremiär (crayfish party) on Thursday 7 September at Aquavit London

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The Swedish crayfish tradition started when restrictions on harvesting were introduced in the early 1900s, and the delicacy became an exclusive and sought-after luxury. Today the tradition lives on and is still one of the biggest celebrations in the Swedish calendar. With events, dishes and drinks to suit all occasions, Aquavit London will be bringing […]

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July 28

1. Work up a sweat, soak in some knowledge or sink into your savasana at FestiWell – Sunday 6th August,King’s Cross

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King’s Cross is being transformed into a hub of health for a free one-day wellness festival. FestiWell is a go-to for yogis, gym bunnies, pavement pounders, the tentatively energetic and those seeking a healthy lifestyle in London.

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July 21

5. Dine at P.F. Chang’s London from August 3rd – Great Newport Street

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P. F. Chang’s brings dramatic new Asian Table concept to London  P.F. Chang’s is bringing a new dining concept to London that will revolutionise Asian food and according to the experts will change the dumpling game in London for ever!  This is a new asian dining concept crossing the Atlantic by P.F. Chang’s which will strip […]

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July 21

4. Buy your dog a wet Equafleece T-shirt to give some comfort and relief in the heat

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Equafleece

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July 21

3. Enjoy an Evening With Kate Adie OBE & Mr Fogg’s residence on Monday 24th July 

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Kate Adie at Mr Fogg’s Residence

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July 21

1. Buy the very comfortable and stylish Penclic mini Bluetooth keyboard 

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Late night at the office. A hotel room in London. Sunday on the couch. The KB3 Pro Black is with you all the way. Ergonomics is rarely associated with stylish, trend-conscious design – we definitely need to change that. With the Pro Black KB3 you get the perfect combination of health and aesthetics. The Pro […]

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July 19

5 things to do today at The Willow Health Restaurant & Bar Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey

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The Willow Restaurant & Bar recently treated us to lunch at their fantastic restaurant in Kingston-upon-Thames. The Willow is a fine restaurant serving the highest quality and nutrient dense food we have had the pleasure of eating. All food and drink served are carefully thought about to suit the health conscious diner. If you really […]

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July 05

Take a break from the Hampton Court Flower show at The Mute Swan

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This excellent pub and restaurant is opposite the palace gates. Great outside area for lunch and not too busy. 

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July 05

Relax by the river and enjoy the finest of Argentine steaks at Gaucho – Richmond

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Gaucho Richmond Upon Thames  One Order a bottle of the elegant Vina Patricia Malbec wine. This first vintage celebrates Gaucho’s ten years of wine making. Vina Patricia is produced by Gaucho’s own vineyard, Finca La Franca, in Mendoza.  Gaucho purchased the vineyard ten years ago in 2007, and the first release was in 2008. This […]

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July 03

Go to the rum festival at the Jam Tree in Clapham, London

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The Jam Tree’s Rum Festival  Join us this July at The Jam Tree Clapham as we celebrate the best rums the world has to offer! Indulge in our specially created cocktails, available throughout the month & for the month of July only. We’ll be kicking off the festivities with a special Bottomless Brunch on Saturday 1st July, where guests […]

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July 03

Try the tennis ball dessert from Tom’s Kitchen, Canary Wharf (available 3rd-16th July)

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Tom’s Kitchen  A delicious summery combination of Strawberry pannacotta, fresh strawberries, Chantilly cream, meringue, and strawberry foam (£10), the dessert provides the perfect foodie celebration of the world’s greatest tennis tournament.

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June 30

‘Best Chef in Canary Islands 2016’ Rubén Cabrera to Guest Star at Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort, Lanzarote, this July

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This July, guests at Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort Lanzarote, will experience innovative cuisine from award-winning Spanish chef, Rubén Cabrera, at the hotel’s gourmet Isla de Lobos restaurant. Rubén will be joining the team at Isla de Lobos for three days from the 13th to 15th July 2017, to offer an exquisite tasting menu.

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June 30

Book to stay at the 5 star Aguas de Ibiza Lifestyle & Spa

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LUXURY FIVE STAR HOTEL SETTING NEW STANDARDS ON THE WHITE ISLE Located in the Santa Eulalia Bay Marina, boasting breath-taking views of crystal clear waters and colourful streets lined with boutiques and hippy markets, Aguas de Ibiza Lifestyle & Spa is an idyllic five-star resort for those who want to have fun, relax and escape […]

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June 27

Try out the stunning new menu at Thai Square, Putney

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It was voted as having the third best restaurant view in the UK, now acclaimed south west London favourite Thai Square is delighted to announce the launch of a new menu of innovative dishes to complement its stunning views. Packed with aromatic flavours and exquisitely presented on specially commissioned handcrafted plates, the collection has been […]

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June 27

Tips for Creating Chocolate Treats at Home – Bohemia Bar & Restaurant, Jersey

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From delicate truffles to crunchy chocolate biscuits, cocoa-centric treats are the ultimate guilty pleasure. While chocolate cakes, mousses and cheesecakes are common dinner party desserts, cooking with cocoa is notoriously tricky and remains a skill many of us are yet to fully master. Fortunately, for those tired of reluctantly pouring away thick, lumpy bowls of […]

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June 27

Book a city break with James Villa Holidays

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With James Villa Holidays it’s possible to enjoy the best of both worlds….a spacious private villa in a peaceful, picturesque location with the culture and buzz of city life just a short distance away. With 30 years of proven experience providing villas to holidaymakers, James Villa Holidays boasts more than 2,800 villas in popular European […]

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June 23

Attend a free Orvis learn to fly-fish session 

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Orvis  The sessions are completely free, starting in the Orvis store on Regent Street where you will learn how to tie basic knots and rod set up – then head to the beautiful Green Park to learn the art of casting. It is a great spot for complete beginners to learn the basics or experts […]

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June 16

Book to see Tristan & Yseult at the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre

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Kneehigh at the Globe Cornish King Mark is at war: he rules with his head not his heart. But he hasn’t counted on falling head over heels for his enemy’s sister, or expected the arrival of the enigmatic Tristan. Seen through the eyes of the ‘Unloved’, Tristan & Yseult, the most successful and beloved of […]

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June 14

Father’s Day Ultimate Meat Lovers Masterclass at Newly Launched Boxcar Marylebone

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Boxcar Butcher & Grill (www.boxcar.co.uk) an exciting new independent butchery-to-cooking concept, which launched on New Quebec Street early this month, is hosting the ultimate event for meat lovers with a special in-depth Butchery Masterclass to celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday 18th June 12:00pm. Ideal for any meat loving Father, guests will learn how to butcher […]

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June 14

Where to spend National Beer Day in London?

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 On Thursday 15th June, Britain will come together to celebrate National Beer Day. With beer and pubs still central aspects of British life, quench your thirst and unite over a pint. Please find information below about some of London’s beer highlights in case they are of interest for any round ups:     Head on over to Heist Bank in Paddington to […]

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June 14

Join a Summer School at the Rose Theatre Kingston

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ROSE THEATRE KINGSTON TO RUN SUMMER SCHOOLS Rose Theatre Kingston’s Summer Schools are back, running from Saturday 22 July – Saturday 2 September, for ages seven – twenty-five, ranging from three days to a week. The three different options are Three Day Courses, Plays-in-a-Week and Rose Academy. The Three Day Courses are for those aged […]

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June 13

Pull up a deckchair: watch Wimbledon at King’s Cross this summer!

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Strawberries and Screen, the outdoor screen showing the best matches of the tournament, will return to King’s Cross this summer. Will Federer still be fit? Can Andy achieve again? Come and watch the Wimbledon tennis action in London’s nicest neighbourhood, starting with the first rounds on 3 July. Returning for the fifth time, and in […]

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June 13

Morning Gloryville Celebrates Sky High Solstice @The Shard

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For the first time ever, London’s tallest building, The View from The Shard, will be opening its doors doors at dawn to welcome the summer solstice at the UK’s most exclusive event, taking place on Wednesday 21st June. Hosted in conjunction with Morning Gloryville, the immersive morning dance movement, the event will open at 4.15am, […]

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June 13

New Japanese rooftop restaurant and bar in Leeds to open – Issho

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On Wednesday 21st June, restaurant group D&D London will open a brand new rooftop restaurant in the high-end shopping destination of Victoria Gate in Leeds. Issho (meaning ‘together’ in Japanese) will offer authentic Japanese cuisine in a sophisticated and refined setting, which comprises of a rooftop bar, restaurant space and outdoor terrace. The restaurant will […]

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June 08

Try the new Summer Kitchen Garden menu at the Blue Boar Restaurant in Conrad London St James

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Created by Executive Chef, Michael Riordan, the dishes are bursting with colours, flavours and ingredients found and grown in the typical British garden – weather permitting! Highlights include Asparagus and duck egg with Wye Valley asparagus and flat leaf parsley butter and the Yorkshire Lamb with pea shoot accompanied by pea and ricotta tortellini.  The […]

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June 08

Kim Woodward makes her mark at Skylon with an impressive new menu

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On Monday 26th June, Skylon, the modern British restaurant, bar and grill within the Southbank Centre, will debut a new menu designed by recently appointed Executive Chef, Kim Woodward. The dishes will be a celebration of exceptional, seasonal ingredients and will demonstrate Kim’s skilful cookery, confirming her position as one of London’s top chefs. Cheshire-born […]

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June 08

Try the new menu at the acclaimed Soho restaurant Bob Bob Ricard

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Since Bob Bob Ricard opened its doors in late 2008, this Soho favourite has become known around the world for its exuberant style. Eccentric design, joyful, meticulous service and, of course, those ‘Press For Champagne’ buttons, have always been a guarantee, but now a new menu will ensure Leonid Shutov’s restaurant is as much recognised […]

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